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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Bar silver in New York yesterday. 95A.
Tickets for 1.-THE Peoples Lecture
Course are on sale at Calkins' book
store.
The Probate Court has made an order
confirming the sale In the estate Of {. F.
Wunderlicb.
Up to two o'clock this morning the police
| had arrested five individuals who had i'm.
b;bed too much fighting wbiskey.
In the estate OF Chas. K. Norris, the late
hermit of Upper Main street. the public ad.
;ninistrator has filed q petition for letters
OF administration.
DR.. Hough has received returns from the
city water that he sent Fast ta he ana.
lived. 1t will be published III. er be re
ports to the City Council.
Mrs. Amelia Vanderlip. ri Los Angles.
cal, has sold to Wm. Cakes, OF Sonora,
C,l., o~ne-fourth inte,est in the Maria lode
,laim, this district, Tor $500.
The final account in the estate OF Corne
Inns Murphy has been filed, with peti ion for
distribution, and order appointing day Of
settlement issued by Probate Court.
Service will be held in st. Johns Church
today ut 1870 D.. III. 1t WAS II nvoiiab!e
! that notice vas not given On Sunday in the
ehurch, hut It is hoped all who read this
oOtice will come.
Among the transfers recorded yesterday
WAS that ~ Harry Z. kessler 1t al. to
Martha A. Ncyes. ri a portion OF the FUR.
lace ground ~ the Dives lode claim; con.
| s;deration, $3.50.
The final account If the administrator in
the estate OF Wm. Murray, has been filed in
Probate Court, with petition for di-tribu.
ton. An order appointing q day OF settle.
M. nj has been issued.
The NcLseean property was sold yester
day By the Sheriff IN All order made BY
+. r. Mcbride AMI the Butte Hardware
Company. J.. A. Merrill was the purchaser,
and tho price was $7S6.
Mr.. Bennett says Mr.. Dickinson and the
Montana Union have shown him every
courtesy in their power. far from placing
any obst rnctions in the way of laying The
street railroad over the Montana Union
track.
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Fourth Of July, from which he brings some
ios specimens in the shape OF some hand.
soase ailver buttons from assays he has
made OF this property. There IL no quea-
ION int this prospect isa 6ne one and
there is little doubt to all hut that the
.~s>kanogan camps will yet equal the Ceur
sf'Alens in quantity as they have already
surpassed it in value OF ore. There never
vas q field discovered showing up such rich
Indications on the snriaee 90 the Okanogan.
country.
C0ur d'Alene Sun: Tho Occident Onm.
paWy made . clean up IN Saturday aud
rea5ixed 1OOk ounces IL gold, representatives,
eoia value Of about $l.742. The Oeeident
h. saow produced about sac. 900 with the
hasd mortar md tubs. but what q sp'a,,-
did showing it w"ul have made with a
ten-statnp water power mill and concs n
traitors. W. believe that over one-hali Of
he value of the quarts worked has baen
lest by I he arastra process.
The Central mine at Mul!an has been
bonGed to F. r. Moore. Of Spokane, and
". Sweet, u Moscow. for $4,000.
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DIED On THE STREET.

r.. x. Norris Found In . Dying condt-
Ton ora Main Street.-The Dies Before
Medical Aid Can Reach Him..
About 2:30 this morring Police Officer
Hooper found a man lying just Oh the side'
walk in front Of Lynch's saloon, on the
corner OF Main and Quarts streets. It
ed to be f. X. Ncrris. aud though he
Was not quite dead when found. the vital
epark had hed before DR.. Amsden, who was
summoned after another doctor had re.
fnsei to 60. could reach the spot. By DR..
A,nsden's orders, the body was taken to
Pet,its' undertaking establi, hment,
where the inquest will be cid
at 2 p. m. to-day. Norris
WIS a we'll known character around Butte
Tor the lat ten years. lie lived 10 a cabin
ut the head 81 Main street, and for the last
three years worked around the Comique.
1t ia supposed that his lungs were about
eaten GU. with consumption. and that b II
WA the cause of his death. On his person
we're found $4S So in money. a watch and
chain. and a few unimportant articles,
which are in cha rye OF Chief Meik'tjohn. to-
.ether with the kew Of his cabin.
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Destructive Fire.

At about $3.50 this morning a fire started
in some Of the out-buildings in the rear OF
Raymond & Co.'s grocery store, on Eas
Park street. There seemed to be some diff
guilty in getting a supply Of water, and the
lanes communicated with the store.
The grain warehouse east Of the store is
zone with a large quantity of grain and We
hicles, VI which nothing was saved except
Il port" n Ofthe grain. The fire commitment I.
I'd to the warehouse and the crowd quickly
made a rush for it's contents and began the
work OF rescuing the valuable contents. A
good deal Of these we're saved and piled IL
irunt OF the store on Park etreet. but the
,reat majority OF the contents is a total
!oas. The house Of Pat Toole. on the east,
was doomed from the start, but
It's contents we're removed he.
lore the fire had touched il. Bling log,
t save,i the house next to it on the East.
The Fire Department and Fire Brigade
we're on hand at the 3rsr alarm almost
: 'multa reously, but the penny wise
policy OF the Council in not providing
tho companies with hose was
evidenced at the start. An
attachment with the Main street
hydrant was made, but the hose burst near
Arizona street rs coon as water was turned
on and the hnse was useIers. At the
time our reporter lift the scene there was
every prct psct thai tn, tire would burn un.
cbstr1cted. The ab-ence a. wind alone
prevented y general eouaasration.
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City Council.

The City Council last night completed
their labors as a board OF equalization.
The question as 10 whether it was the duty
Of the CITY Clerk to copy the assessment
roll caused some heated ~discus-ion. Tn.
CIeIk read an o dinance which provided
that the City Treasurer should make out a
tabulated statement OF the assessment.
which should he copied by the Clerk into
the archives Of the city. Treasurer Can
o announced his vii ingness t" make ont
the statement, and all was satisfactorily
arranged.
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The PardOned COnYict.

The an Sheridan, who was pardoneG
ont u the p~rnitentiary to testify against
Byers AMI Board, and re-arrested On a
charge Of grand larceny. will probably be
lt~rate today. The last charge a~gains.
him is for s~trn'ing q saddle, hridle, aud
spurs from Davil Abbott. at Winters T.
Donohu-'- camp. or tn. Montana Central.
Abbott, the prosecuting illness, has moveu
~ some other part OF the li,e, and canno:
be found, though the country has beer
rcourld in sea rch OF him. 1t il said that
Sheridan conId be held on several other
charges. but he none others have been pre-
ierred against him, and the prosecuting
witness in the last cannot BE- found, Sheri.
dan will probably be again turned loose Oh
The long suffering public.
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SUMMONS.

In the Dtetrict C urt Of the Second judicial
the Cbunty Of Il yer Bow.
E J. Reynolds, Plainsif, ". Vim. H. Reynolds,
Defendant.
The People Of the Teri tory Of Montana send
Greeting tO william H. Reynolds, u. fendalt.
YOu are hereby required tn appear In an a. ton
brought again t you by the alb we named PLAIN.
'irt IN The istrivt CJnr, q tne second Judicial
District OF tie Territory Of Montana, in and f.
the County of Silver Bow, and to answer thu
complain filed therein. within Ten days lex. lu
sive OF the day Of ,e.vic) af er the service or
you Of this il served wi hin til =
county: o . IT served out Of this County, but IN
this District within twenty days: otbeiw E
within tory days; o judgment by default will
be taken against you, according 10 the prayei
Of said co upla,nt.
EThe said action ia broreht to ob'ain a decree
II the ourt dissolving the bonds Of natr ;mnny
heretofore and now exiting between n .intifi
aud Defendant
This action is based upon the alleged ds.er.
ton and non support. al Of which will N re
fully appear ~ re- erring to the Plaintiffs com.
llaint on dls thertin.
-And you are hereby notified that, " you TAIL to
spI ear snd ssmwer aid e mplai, I 90 above r.
qui.ed tina said Plaintiff will take . Judgment
Iy defanlt and a. ply to the Court for the relief
damanded 1 ri intifFs comp aint.
Given under my hand and the Seal o. the
~ District Court Of the Second District of
the territory Of Montana. in ard for
SEAL >the Conn y Of Silver Bow. this 4th day
of Nov. III the year of our Lord One
~ Thousand Eigi Hund,et ami Eighty
Seven. WI. sHAULEY. Clerk,
By 6. Y. HENDERSON, Deputy olerk.
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d ire order. - comparsd With other
beneficial organizations. The Broughton
String Band then gave the socisty . hne
Example OF their wonderful musical talent.
A grand collation. was then served, after
which the Chairman delivered . very ap-
propriate address, showing the graf bene.
icial. effects Of the organization. DR..
Sarchet, an old member OF the order. was
then called upon, and delivered a very able
speech on matters pertaining to the order.
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A. q. y. w.

Silver Bow Lodge NJ. II, 40. Z. w.,
held their regular meeting at Walkerville
Inst night. the Hon. G.. n. Hanscom in the
chair. Aft'r the neual preliminaries. the
lodge wns opened Tor guests and visitors.
The Hon. Chss. 1 anscom, Ma.t'r Work.
men, gave some statistics Of the wIrAing
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NOTICE TO IREnI ORS.

Estate OF z. {. Maddu~, dec ansed. Notice is
hereby given by the und %rSi-nei, adninis'ra-
trix Of he es'nte of Z. c. Maddux. dece 'sed, to
the ere ii:ors o. and all pc sons h1vinS claim
the said deceased. TO exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers. within 'eu months hfte:
the first publication of this notice, TO the said
admiristra Xix al the Probate Court Room in the
Court House i;utte. in the County ofSilyer Bow.
Dat d. Sept. Is h. 1897.
IDA MADDUX. ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate
Of 2. T. VI dduX, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Estate OF Fannie Pack, d'ceasei. Notice is
hereby civ, By The uudtr>ign d. Administra-
tr x OF The estate of Fannie Pack d aeas II. to
The creiilor> AID all persons hrving claims
against The 8 81 q e astd. % exh;b + t:t m wi. il
he recess 'ry vouchers. within four month. Htitr
tie tirst pIhlics.i"n of hi notice % the said
,dui istr triX ut office at RakeT X .iArI er. Main
:. But e tit. i'll tn. County of liver Tow.
Dated ct. 9Th. 1897.
HELEN G.. HARPER.
Admi istratrix Of the e>ta c fannie Pack.
ne, GuSn3
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION

All la5ies are maze hear'ilnl by using Or
ANIME ~ + .ach A'>"hic rOnni. X'On Anhr
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In icing. T e w ers VIII de-. !rE me t,u-1
rms aI!.i ut ,rr paIt> %: the hoiv ia = l.t.>t = us
(ac: r. .u,hI.cr sAtf:.i III. ias"n'e I ~.
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.>I.. II Ttu'd lady wrt.:: ~ j. T''i>Hfi h"'
boxes II Your watcrs. My ania, sian : nl;;f!
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en-. irr satisfaction' 81 90 PEI b * >e II "a Il !
al ress. g. N. MIJDtETDE, 81 manlatt,lt
ave, New YorE.
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Thar Grave Selected.

CHICAGO, November 2l.-The Anarchist
Defense Committee to-day selected 81 plot
Of ground in Waldheim Cemetery in which
to bury the five dead Anarchists. The
plot contains about $500 square feet OF
ground.
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For lhme back, side CT Oh st, Use Shilrh;
Porous Plaster. Price o cents. NEWTON BROS
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WINTER IN
NOTIFIED THE POLICE,

and is bound to make an example OF
Bishop il he can get him. and 50 is the
young vile. who is not a wife, who wrote t.
Postmaster Talent asking for information
about Bishop. Mr.. Talent replied that no
had b. ard Of him from many other places.
Yesterday MIR. Talent received q seeo nd 1T.
ter from Miss Montgomery. enclosing news
paper clipping describing the weddin , and
the result. She says her father tl'ackec
the scoundrel to Fulton. Ky, but c0ul int
Drins MIN hack. as j: WA n anot .er Stat.
She wants to Ia We Bi-hop punished, as d.,
several other girls that he served in tho
IA me fashion. The Young la ly signs her.
self Mrs. Annie Bishop. nee Annie Mont
goD,ery."
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sHJLoH'S vlTAL'ZF "a v hat yen iced #"
C.n-tipa'i' II Lcss If Appetite, nfzzi'r So nd all
symptoms OF Dysi frsia = ice 10 and Is cent?
per bottle. NEWIDN BROS.
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DR.. L|EEIC,

90O 0eory S., San Francisc,, Cal.
Continues to treat successfully b, Home.
n:'"y every form at Snecial or Chronic
diseases without Mercury or N~aussuus
Drugs.
DIR. L1EB1G's INvIGORATOR IA a nn.i.
i've INC permanent cure fnr aeni.al weak
mss, nervous and rh, steal d.bi'itv. l. at
vital exhaustion and al tori, l..
esHns OF abu>ed n tnrc. exces~ and youthful
~ ot".s. Inc doctor will agree IN writing to for
's,t 'l'1Uo ora case he Undertakes AMI fails 10
sme Inc 1ea'"' thou ands cauno, ret cured Of
VIII - %eakms : IND the alb We diseases i.
Mnlcn r. qufres y especial remedy DR.. iieh o.,
i 1",iso'a'q" No 2. IL = specific cure tr rroys.-
or .ix no r III, " either nvtgora,or s. Eer b title
e,ed from observe lon. se, i,ai we, K ess
rr"sl"torrhea rain vitality frnm the hoIy
nv , ! Emu 9 ; numerous diseases that brfie otrin..
medical Treatment. Ifalbwed To- cnnti,ne
'oe unnatural lOan effects The vital oraan. ,vhich
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causes destroying diseases. t'on'nnnpnni,"r, , etc.
belts. b lights disc SO. janndi"c' '> tre.s. NH.
exces . non he. abus.', inherited "e,Hi nts. bin,
nut ition, spinal and ceIehra comp "l ,nj .rai.
on he DO e fatal diseases Deili |! "a" nd secs.
nal weakn s nb tr ct the imp r,nnt cues
sary acts Of life II the r eni"yln .iinary OF.
guaranteed d srAses If The le IT," = The
cams. kidneys, live an blad Ter a 'ps .sileedi.
m. Y complaints n d diseases OF VI" nv !tltcr,
~ cured 'onsrltAt III at once a ties eau
free nj co %filential Kesponsiorr n. The!
MT ny. Oh, ,nent> in The same ',a|n'' s~tIictest
wnnl i employ their family phEsle'aA
secrecy maintained
vARICOCELE
or wormv veins Of the scro'nma., sG DEBILITY.
nn>usrecfed cause oF lost ina, Aoon, rlira'ioi
etc. spmiual w.nkn SO and Nv e,u Only ne
prostntnrri e. The shove di-ease> y . snd Dr.
cnret by r Liebis'S IaviGorht"r \"
LieLis's Varicnc lie Compressor
1NvIGoRAToR AMPLEsFShf' ,,sss
Dr. LiAbis 4 60. nre regnlHr .Gasn~uih year
ph, sir!an. end ar, Low II their n'4e'
IF ecial prhctl'c c. ,rp1c CO., n"
leary street, eoSnar Masoa. -"
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BOOMING BUTTE.

Hovs . Much Married Old Lotha rio
Booms the Grea, Mining Csmp-lHis
Marriage to Annie Montgomery. and
Desertion of Her Two Days Later
The Fa~ther-in-Law on tho Trail, with
Blood in His Eye.
When Professor Smith Was postmaster
OF Butte. he received numerous letters
from parties in Minnesota, Wisconsin and
other States, asking to be treasured 40 to
I The fabulous wages paid in all branches OF
industry here, and the wonderful opportu.
mites for acquiring great wealth, OF which
they were told by a gentleman named Elem.
ing. This gentleman. in travelling Through
the States. exhibited nuggets OF gold and
silver, and other mineral specimens which
he said came from his wonderfully rich
quartz and placer mines arc und Butte, and
He driited down through Illinois. Ind laua
and the Southern States. every where in
flaming the imaginations III his hearers
with accounts III bis wonderful suecess in
Butte, and the
FORTUNES THA AWAITED
all who would come. He mentioned the
names of prominent citizens OF Butte
whom he claimed as personal friends.
After Mr.. Talent succeeded to the Post
! naire, the letters OF inquiry c%ontinu' ID t"
fDx in from the Ca Olinas and other s. ruth.
.rn States. Fleming changed his name to
rhos. Bishop. and while sailing under that
cognOmen, turned up in the tow OF Eff ng-
ham, Ill.,, visiting one uncle Tom Brand.
Th. RI he became acquainted with M's-
Annie Montgomery, whom he 81 da zzled
will his winning ways and his displ ~ OF
wealth, that after a few days arquain lance
III ' we're married on the End Of this
month. The Efingham Democrat of No
vember 4, gave NJ account Of the affair,
which. it said. set 8 c:c'y circles all agog.'
II gave the age Of the brid' groom 1T 81
and the bride ut %: Immediately att er the
ma rrisga tn. couple went to St LOslis to
visit relatives OF the bride. prior to spend
ing the
WINTER IN FLORIDA,
after which they we're to come to BUTT, and
settle down, 80 hat Mr.. Bishop could look
| after his large mining and ranch interests.
It a ,repo, ted that Bishop had q tiled
;,mr nts, hut that. like most II Bishops
| warns. proved to I've u ntrue. The Democrat
uf November ! 18th tell he reat Of the y tory.
In St. Louis, Two DAYS after the wee ding,
| Bishop tod his wife that he hadk ST. 600
under thec carp t in the hotel at E6ins ham.
| and that they would have to 60 back iior il.
Arriving at the depot. he had only enough
money for one fare. SO it WAS agreed tina,
he should so, and he boarded the train.
! Upon reflection. she became suspicious, AMI
followed on u later train, but found mo hus-
band at Etiingham. Her father wen to st.
| Louis and
NOTIFIED THE POLICE,
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It Is time also that parties building
should emulate the citizens of
Helena in adopting modern styles
OF architecture. and otherwise giving
some Indie ttion of their intention to stay.
There are several examples o. this kiuj
here. hut they should be general. Every
eff TT should be made to quiet the titles to
the remaining claims in dispute. and by
next spring tn f,liuw ND the example o:
the holiday edition Of TUE MINER ami i'll
augarate u boom in real estate that vii,
Increase tne population by thousands, and
bring the prices up to actual values.
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agmsa1ae wiIb osgl1ls 8l4eE. 11e
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sli3ne&, be esonuas kis ep1Ess aiisnasee
- m4ng - BIZ frisA9k. N4eee 20 -
&c fer 1TmDsthy. Gsr11l1 H.8eE $50
faF heycn6 his dalg tshis ei3ufa. De
sdanafeed kimseif wsfn tbeiE eptnioDs
snd hssama aa blseant sn ana11ni.s -
anF e. them. We ooUme14 a1s fai1p~-
fna sentenae frnm his funasNl exntion
81 les enueag foE Sc oensi4ersflsn -
any ueo mas b fneinad - sIDE4 -
W1sh tas C4eaaln We afa her b.
e3e fks h0dlns % sAnBs etc we're $40
ice - t1slx eoeEiEos, ED ~ NboA
zee nsh'bes beoaas = GisFio1g egea1L =
A Amarfc q. aod 30 csd 1bl9lsR -
snas, wbo ia1ks II ftis usg deserves %
iDss b1tb 80 fas pFes tss eod BE
frienas. Hees8sN, 90 anssa1l48 ona6t
usi - ned eff1sf 90 ihese tbinaa. A
lss pgnetfee fmptlfs eonpliellg VII
eouFtz and esgsEnmenias ghic1 efs
abUEs oil THINGS wteaea. and a. anaFen-
~ 9ho believes IL nnshipa elrels ean-
net bslisss - frieadship.-N. 7. III
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m ADMIRALTY,

TNTHg pTnTRI0TC0URTOR THE THIRD
/ Jnhieiai Disificl o. Ws.hinglou Tertiary
holdlng - uns % ssaisle. n klng eo1uty.
Wa@kinRt0u NH ComDAoy. iibellant, 70
sssam 'scoifnx." Of Pet Town end. hsr
boiisr- eoEfaas. =. he. aPparsl sndflrnitaEs
Fn1lie notics q bsrssy given, shss vhsrsas
haei has bezn q ed "a tbs abgve entItied
couf % tie tWsniy. erye dsy Of Rcv-mosg.
1egT, b Washinxs o Htil Compsny. . eorpeFs-
q . nrenntEsd upaer the lzWs o. the stats q
CsllsoFrla. ana do ng bu ,iness In sais teKFiiosy
q Wasningios. hhellant. aE1tnst tbs steansi
'sc0iEA1. : 81 Ruxs rownseBd. wheEef Janaa
Hanne-sg n or iately VS. mnslnE. neR bol'e .,
tackle. uppafsi aua furniture. IN cause Of
co trsct, evil aud mr. tims, allex1ng - Ssh
stance: Tha b-awesn he ara daF Of Jaona5y.
lag&. and The ART day OF November 1881, he
eaid dbeilsBt o. the inaiaEce and ieqaeH 81
tbs Master u sAid stesBsf, aBd % he eFoait o.
sid snsamsF. haA f1rniebed eeF1atn n nss .
and msieEssls asd peFierpea osEtain labor %
eAiaoFy ghereaf. And had Furnished supplies
for said stesmer. "a tue total Aaoast anu sg-
gTeezaev lus Of $50 -. Al Of which was pee
sssary - tbs altering. repairing andsqaipptns
q miA s.aamer.
rat Ne p0rsiss q aid anouns has bsss
paid, thoaEb paymeat haa heea demABdsd, and
TIT the sata ainount % dne 10 . lien on saad
Nsu thsrssors. IL puruzanos 70 the admosR
tfoa upder the seal Of ths said couEt 70 me d.
reeied aaa dstlvursa. I Do hereug slve Puhlle
uceins - all psrsoas el1fmfnR sid etaAneF
'sColfsx. o. IN any Dannar Interested therein,
o. kBoWinG Or having anythirg % say Why the
eAme ekoald not Be condenned and sold. pnr.
snant 70 IL prayer 81 sid ifoel, that they b
snd sppesF bese III pai1 couFt. to Be held 30
and for said third iudioisl aistrcs. q Seattle,
% Thursday me etb oar Of December, A o.
1877. 90 eleven o'eieek IN tbs forsnoou Of that
Dag, q the sane shali - dsy Of taFiadietaen.
othrrwiss % tie next day Of Iarirdiotion
thereafter, thea and thers y intefp0ss q claim
that behaif ii HAMILTON,
unit ssAiss fsrsAai ioz Washington TERRI
tory.
Dsis1 Novrnhsr -. 1851.
stFuEs. nntnas NcAlicken, attorngys for
Ebaliso1 sc1sf
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ne baxk vlasfss . nsu isaslng e sm
FfaBes1s cnIgs 81 ness d merenaodiss Tor
f5urfinsrpn 3 SARA o. tsia ertg.
T1s $40 william 4 ansy. Ca2inin No -,
ahlca c1ass here spsrtees1 b. ~ ofeEsn la
pfvvtmeaf esppany % lesa eeezrlr eaal, ~
felaaEn1 b. IN c11p4ngs wA1 eo11g
xhufle q ~ ne btsck Daam1nd esmpanF -
toae onaf lee go ErancIslo.
1as cslliSF WtiiamsIts wIl - b sc dnrtnr
fhr ats she wfli izks eArgs Il ifl& tone
OF Franniie cunl - Portland.
Lhe dahl-beass ifn1sF 1sB1anfla took q %
tons II e1ai fsE iasl t0asg, az ! 80 tine for
aisrbutso1 n@0nR TIE vanoas il9ni-huusas.
tn uniy tag thsl eaaisd hsfs today wAs he
3 Nnsiiek.
Tns ssssmship Unasilia arrivsd, dssohs ssd
hss cargo 1ssisna aUd steamed e. 40 % Ia
coma.
Tns steam seheonsr Leo was SOMEWHAT De-
isgsd b TIE fmsf aDo qaickiy -sxtinEai bed
ais "a esana Of Der tAia 40 alns sns sailed
Tor At4ska tndsy.
Fonz slAznlxx. Nov. - .--Arhvs8- sehson
sr W Z b<sts
TA1ousH Nov - -rhe ship EpaEtaa vas
to9ea sst " Tue tad Tyas 81 10 q. q.
a bArssLtine IS b. atlna n snd hart md
bsrhsntise wsFs ostside inward boanf a 4
,. N.
Cicuds; fresh east wird.
eAH fnASclsoo, nov - -cieared Steamer
WrisinEt a, haaatmr; shlps Gsofge Carts,
kef Iegnnana, Tsess9ias, Prs La4low.
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PoLIcE coURr EorEs.

Before 5asiioe Jones-F. ". Pattar-
SEQ sppsared ca . ,hsrRe q esine
ofanA ard raising . Faehsa, nna uaa
aant 10 ihe snaiH-esna for nins dsYA
Jain Mllisana @aa simpis draak and
paid 81 fof The psiviirse.
bsfoFe 1nstioa eodeEbsfg Two
ebsrRes wers laid. uns % belrr eronk
and ihe cher ~ being dissHdsfi /.
eealnsi q yoana ma8 namsd dora
Lscnafd. q iasadsnt ef Taeon5a. he
oaas as tahsn erd0s adviseme1s tiii %
eay. 10 erssef thai BE raeoms Ftpata-
tian might Be irQaissd isto.
0na Frrfdes bRfs Wae charged WITH
vsar@Bey. bat zee eNen as nua rroted
and TIE eetsndaht uAa aeQaitssd.